PET is Polyethylene Terephthalate, which is a thermoplastic polymer. It can be re formed by heating. After heating process, it becomes more stiff, rigid, durable and glassy. It becomes even stronger and crystallized when perforated. Object now has an artistic value other than serving as a container for almost any material (eggs, bread, nuts, pencils, soaps, small objects etc.). It can be used as an ideal fruit bowl as the air circulation prevents fruit decay.

It is difficult to have a little more privacy in yards and gardens, when you are living in a densely populated district. But it doesn’t mean that you can not create your very own personal retreat where the whole family can relax in privacy and peace. The most practical solution might be to build a screening to block the view of neighbors or even the curious passers-by who throw glances inside. There are a lot of clever and attractive ways to create privacy so you don’t need to build a ten foot wall all around your property. How about create a plants screen? None of us don’t want more green in the garden, at the same time with enough privacy space. And no matter what your style or taste, there are plants that can be used to create your garden privacy. Evergreen, climbing vines, bamboo or shrub hedges…which is your favorite?

1. Plant the most common evergreen shrubs – ‘arborvitae pyramidalis’ to create a stunning green wall.

Making jewellery from recycled stuff is really popular at the moment and we can see why. These cute plastic earrings are cheap, look beautiful and no one would ever guess that they were made from old milk bottles!

The colorful eggs can make a great centerpiece for your Easter celebration, but there's just one problem with all that egg-dyeing fun — figuring out what to do with them afterward. Luckily, there are tons of ways to use leftover Easter eggs. The simplest thing to do would probably be to just eat them as is for breakfast, but you can only eat so many plain hard-boiled eggs before you never want to lay eyes on them again. Fortunately, eggs are super versatile. They make a great topping or add-in to so many different dishes, which means even if you went a little overboard with how many eggs you colored, you can get through them pretty easily. Waste not, want not, right? One thing you should remember, however, is that eggs won't stay good forever. They should be eaten within one week of cooking. You also shouldn't eat them if they've been out of the fridge for more than two hours. If your eggs are good to go, here are 11 delicious ways to use them up.

1) Make Egg Salad

A simple egg salad is a great sandwich filler. There are tons of different ways to make egg salad, and lots of different spices that you can use to change up the flavor.

We are all excited about Easter, and we are all looking for interesting ideas to color and decorate the eggs. Decorating the eggs is always an exciting challenge because housewife compete who would have more good looking eggs. Forget about coloring the eggs in the ordinary ways cause here I’m going to show you some extraordinary ways of decorating that will make your eggs super unique and distinctive. There are so many different techniques that you can apply for decorating the eggs this Easter, so check them out and see which idea is the most appealing to you!

If you want your eggs to have stripes, all you have to do is to tie something around them and dye them as they are. When you finish with dying you just have to remove the ties. The results are super playful and fun.

Easter is around the corner and it’s time to get creative with those eggs! To create your own elegant eggs (that make the perfect Easter table centerpiece when gathered together in a nice bowl), simply add a little color and lace! This project is so easy you’ll have time left over to actually dip dye those real eggs with your kids and you’ll have these leftover to bring out next year!

We all love to decorate our homes in the right way for every season or holiday, so now that Easter is coming up soon, we gather some interesting ideas that will get your attention. There are lots of ways in which you can decorate eggs, and even more ways in which you can turn them into amazing home decorations. They will instantly put your living space in the festive spirit, and your are going to enjoy this holiday to the fullest.

This Easter bring some branches inside your home and hang some eggs on them.

Easter is a very warm family holiday, and vintage is a charming style of the old times but what can be sweeter than combining these two things together? You can create vintage Easter decor yourself: take some old-fashion porcelain, make a centerpiece using a shabby chic vase and spring flowers. Egg decor is also very peculiar: egg wrapped with lace, vintage paper and decorated with decoupage technique is right what you need to highlight the atmosphere. Use nests, feathers, birds, spring flowers, porcelain animal figures and silver tableware to finish the look. Search for some inspiring ideas below!